Top 8 Android POS System Suppliers for Selangor Shops

1. KASiPOS

StoreHub’s KASiPOS runs on off-the-shelf Android tablets and their own compact printer kits. The monthly subscription starts around RM99 per outlet, which covers inventory sync across a central menu, night-end sales summaries, and a kitchen display screen option. Shops in Petaling Jaya and Shah Alam commonly use this alongside Touch ‘n Go eWallet acceptance without a separate terminal. The software handles off-menu items and modifier groups cleanly for stall setups in SS15 that run limited F&B menus. Offline mode queues sales during internet drops at bazaars and night markets, then syncs once the Wi-Fi returns. Support is in-house out of KL, not a third-party call center.

2. Qashier

Qashier’s QashierX terminal pairs an Android touchscreen with a built-in thermal printer, making it a single sleek unit instead of a tablet plus printer stack. Subscription is roughly RM96 per month, plus payment processing fees if you use their acquiring partner. The attractive part for Selangor retailers is the native support for GrabPay, Boost, and DuitNow QR through the same device. Bakery chains around Subang Jaya and Ampang run on Qashier’s per-outlet dashboard, which lets a manager in HQ adjust product pricing down to the branch level. The warranty service hub is in KL; technicians do on-site swaps for bricked units within 48 hours in the Klang Valley.

3. SmartQ

SmartQ is a Malaysian cloud POS that has been around for over a decade, originally built for F&B but adapted for retail. It works on Android tablets and also on existing smartphones. Pricing is a lighter upfront model, roughly RM1,500 for the license plus modul-based fees, which appeals to shop owners who hate monthly SaaS charges. The back office runs on desktop browsers while the front counter runs on Android. Selangor users include mini-market operators in Klang with stock control across branch sites, and Petaling Jaya boutique owners who export sales records to accountants monthly. It supports thermal receipt formats for common Malaysian receipt printers like Epson and Star.

4. FomoPOS

FomoPOS bundles its Android software with Sunmi hardware, a dominant Android-POS hardware brand in Southeast Asia. The V2 mini and T2 series run the FomoPOS app directly from the Play Store. Their claim is the software is designed from scratch for Malaysia, not a translated global build. That shows in the inclusion of Sarawak SST reporting and Malay-language receipt templates. Retailers in Shah Alam dealing in hardware goods appreciate the barcode label printing via Bluetooth from the register. The company HQ is in KL and does free installation for outlets within Selangor, so nearby shops get same-week setup appointments.

5. ES-POS

ES-POS is a local brand with an Android version running natively on Sunmi T-series and L2 tablets. It is a stripped-back system ideal for single-counter shops. The interface is simpler than KASiPOS and SmartQ, with fewer menu screens, which older staff at sundry stores in Rawang and Port Klang find easier to learn. There is no required monthly subscription for the basic package; you pay for the app license per terminal, usually in the RM500 range. ES-POS supports multiple price lists per product, which is useful for shops that sell the same item at different rates for walk-in customers versus online order pick-ups.

6. NovelPOS

NovelPOS is another Malaysian Android POS aimed at retail multi-branch operations. The subscription model is RM1,900 per year per branch, and it comes with universal API access for food delivery platforms. This is a big draw for newer cafes in Petaling Jaya that need to automatically reconcile sales from foodpanda and GrabFood into the central ledger without double-keying. It handles ingredient-based cost tracking, so nasi kandar kitchens in Shah Alam can calculate per-plate margins after adjusting for daily chicken prices. NovelPOS’s support team responds through WhatsApp in Bahasa Malaysia and English, a locally-tuned approach that fits smaller teams’ communication style.

7. Loyverse

Loyverse is a full Android POS app that is genuinely free for single-outlet retail use. It is not a Malaysian company, but the software works fine for Selangor retail use since it supports generic USB/Bluetooth receipt printers and barcode scanners. Revenue comes from the optional Power (analytics) plan and digital receipt marketing add-on. The free tier covers the core register, inventory adjustments, and sales by item. A phone shop in Sunway Pyramid can run Loyverse on a cheap Xiaomi tablet and a Revlon RF-630 receipt printer for under RM500 total setup cost, which is worthwhile for trial operations before moving to dedicated hardware.

8. AutoCount POS

AutoCount is Malaysia’s best-known accounting software vendor, and their POS system runs on Android with a Windows-based back office for accounting. This is the choice for shops that previously used Excel-driven bookkeeping but now need a full trail from sales receipt to final accounts. Prices start around RM2,000 for the desktop license plus monthly increments for the Android front-end. Retailers in Kuchai Lama and Cheras use AutoCount POS because their accountants are already working in AutoCount, and that softens the year-end mismatch where POS revenue doesn’t match up with accounting entries. The data exchange between the Android register and PC backend is automated over LAN. Inventory adjustments done at the counter push into the accounting side as stock-cost variances.

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